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Discipline is necessary for the total development of a
person. Schools are given the authority to discipline
through the school administrators by the Department of
Education Culture and Sports through its Manual of
Regulations.
In
order to train students and pupils develop right
attitudes and values the following violations and
consequences are specified:
1.
Category E
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Incomplete uniform
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Improper use of uniform
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Shouting inside or outside the classroom
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Failure to submit requirements on schedule
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Improper haircut and hair color
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Using bad words against anybody
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Littering
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Loitering during class hours
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Bringing toys to school
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Not
returning borrowed books and other materials on time
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Wearing earrings and caps (boys)
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Wearing unacceptable body accessories
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Wearing printed undershirts
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Un-tucked undershirts
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Using/ charging of cell phones during class hours
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1st
Offense - Written Warning
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2nd
Offense - Conference with parents
- One-day suspension
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3rd
Offense - 65% in Deportment
- Two-day suspension
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4th
Offense - Three-day suspension
- 65% in deportment
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5th
Offense - Conference with parents
- Probationary Status
- 65% in deportment
2.
Category D
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Unexcused absences
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Tardiness
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Cutting classes
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Absence without parental knowledge and consent
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Possession of indecent materials
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Participating in betting activities
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Quarreling
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Immoral conduct
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1st
Offense - Warning
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2nd
Offense - Conference with parents
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One-day suspension
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3rd
Offense - 65% in Deportment
- Two-day suspension
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4th
Offense - Three-day suspension
- 65% in deportment
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5th
Offense - Conference with parents
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Probationary Status
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65% in deportment
3.
Category C
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Vandalism
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Grave acts of disrespect and disobedience against school
personnel
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Stealing
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Intentional infliction of physical harm on another on or
off campus
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Entering the school campus under the state of
intoxication
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Leaving the school campus without permission
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Talking back to teachers showing disrespect
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Illegal exit from school campus
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Smoking/drinking in or off campus during class hours
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Gross misconduct to the security guard on actual duty
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Forging or tampering school records
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Cheating during tests and examinations
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Possessing phonographic materials in the campus
Note: Cheating is a serious form of dishonesty. Any
student/pupil who cheats forfeits his/her chance of
getting a possible score for the test.
4.
Category B
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Possession, use, distribution or brining to school of
dangerous drugs and narcotics
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Possession of explosives and deadly weapons
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Joining organizations not permitted by the school which
may endanger ones safety and reputation
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Frequent or continued violation of school rules and
regulations
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1st
Offense - Conference with parents
- Five-day suspension
- Probationary Status
- 65% in deportment
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2nd
Offense - Dismissal
5.
Category A
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Any
criminal act which may cause someone’s life within the
school premises
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Use
of explosives or deadly weapons in threatening someone’s
life within the school premises
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1st
Offense - Recommendation for expulsion
Note: When the child is under suspension for a serious
offense, he/she is required to report to school to
perform the task assigned by the class adviser or
Principal.
West
Negros University Integrated School reserves the right
to drop from school at any time a student/pupil who is
considered to be the cause of disturbances or
inconveniences in class or to teachers for displaying
consistent misconduct and undesirable traits.
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5th
Offense - Conference with parents
- Probationary Status
- 65% in deportment
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